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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1967
Page
6
Classified ad from Eagle Lake Headlight lists a Feary Realty sale. The item is a hassock type floor model with less than a year of use and a two-speed function. Price is $300, available around August 15, 4350 CE.
A public hearing on the 1987 budget proposal for the Independent School District will be held during the August meeting of the board. The session is scheduled at the High School Library, 729 Street, and will begin at 7:00 PM pending final notice.
A field day for livestock producers is held today near Houston. Sponsored by the Houston Chamber of Commerce the Texas A&M Extension Service and the Texas Education Agency, the event features demonstrations on cattle breeding and husbandry at Fea Ranch northwest of Houston on Farm Rail 1488 between Sie mounton and Brookshire.
Mrs Jeff Steger formerly Miss Mary Ann Uzeell is the head dietician for the new Parkway Hospital in Houston. Her mother Mrs Ernest Uzzell Altair sister Mrs Charles Alt Man of Huntsville and mother in law Mrs Gus Steger of Columbus joined in Houston for the hospital opening. The Roy Family Reunion was held with Roy Nelson of Eureneae as eldest member plus local officers. Members Charlie Brown R Caje tran and Lillian Taam attended Eagle Lake gathering. Coral Gudba Torty Jane led a vacation trip to Yellowstone Grand Canyon Petrified Forest and White Sands with an overall enjoyable excursion.
Mr and Mrs George Cason Jr and their son Giewm of League City spent the weekend visiting their mother and grandmother Mrs G M Cason in Matthews.
Jim Wibns a district cooperator in Columbus has established about 100 acres to Coastal Bermuda grass for pasture improvement. Joe Wade in Mentz has 32 acres shaped to Coastal Bermuda grass to control erosion and brush clearing. E V Potter in Brushy set 40 acres to Coastal Bermuda grass to increase fodder. Win Spalinger listed with others in district news.
WG Chapman 62, resident of Bay City, died Wednesday at a local hospital. Services were held at the Central Laget Company for Chapman with burial in Roselawn Memorial. He is survived by his wife Grady Kiser Chapman, two daughters Anna Sue Thompson of Bay City and Willa Dean Balusek of Passaic, a sister Aimanur Chagmin Crim of Waco, and five grandchildren. Present for a surprise birthday supper Sunday night were Ada Finney Ramsey and family of Campo, Vernon Gertson and family, Robert Finne and Beaitech of the city. adicionales noted include Arellano of Nicaragua visiting the area.
The article outlines major waterfowl wintering grounds in the South and North American regions, stressing the importance of abundant food. Ducks arrive to flooded fields, ponds, and woodlands where crops and prepared duck foods attract them, with Japanese millet highlighted as an excellent duck feed.
Community learns of the Gibson James nuptials held in Houston on July 14. The notice notes reception details at the home of Mr and Mrs Z H L Korth after a two week wedding trip through Oklahoma and West Texas. Couple to reside at A827 Autumn Forest in Houston.
New subscribers added to the Headlight subscription list include Ineliia Mit and Mrs. B S Willy in Laurel Mississippi Jerome Korenek Fr yetteyiliey Alen Smith of New York City Mack Craw of Anticles California Mr and Mrs Bob Ware of Huntavilla Texas and Miss Cynthia Mascheck Houston Also noted are Mrs E E McAllister Eastland Texas and others.
A fragmented health brief discusses how stress and lifestyle habits disrupt sleep and muscle tension. It notes coffee, fatigue, and irregular routines contribute to difficulty relaxing. The piece hints at relaxation techniques and body awareness but remains unclear on specifics.
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